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Waha Oil’s first flight back to Dahra oilfield on sixth anniversary of its abandonment and ISIS attack

bySami Zaptia
March 5, 2021
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Waha Oil’s first flight back to Dahra oilfield on sixth anniversary of its abandonment and ISIS attack

(Photo: Waha Oil Co.).

By Sami Zaptia.

Waha’s first flight back to Dahra field since ISIS attack in 2015 (Photo: Waha Oil Co.).

London, 5 March 2021:

Waha Oil Company reported yesterday that its first flight back to its Dahra oilfield took place yesterday – six years on from when it was abandoned after an attack by ISIS.

The flight carried Waha Chairman accompanied by the Head of the Dahra Field Rehabilitation Project, the Director of the Operations, and the Waha Managers of the technical departments.

Waha reported that the rehabilitation of the oilfield is now ongoing again with vigour.

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